Favorite Albums | #67: A Tribe Called Quest – The Low End Theory (1991)
Hip-hop may have started as lightweight party music, but by the mid to late ’80s it was evolving...
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Hip-hop may have started as lightweight party music, but by the mid to late ’80s it was evolving...
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When I first started listening to music back in the summer of 1999, the Red Hot Chili Peppers’...
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Five years ago, a tiny Irish movie called Once took the world by storm. I first heard of it when...
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The White Stripes achieved broader success with Elephant, specifically through its lead single...
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Before Radiohead released In Rainbows, I was familiar with their work, but only just. Their...
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When I was in college, the Guitar Hero and Rock Band fad (which has since come to a merciful end)...
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I didn’t get into Stevie Ray Vaughan until I learned to play his work on the guitar. When I was a...
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The fall of 1991 turned out to be one of the most fertile and explosive phases of the...
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Ah, the Foo Fighters’ debut: grunge’s last gasp. Seattle heavyweights Alice in Chains and...
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It took me a pretty long time to really get into Achtung Baby. I was instantly drawn to “One” and...
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